問題一覧
1
The system of car control is a way of?
d. Approaching and negotiating hazards that is methodical, safe and leaves nothing to chance
2
What should you do to prevent red mist?
d. concentrate on the driving task at hand
3
Peripheral vision gives the driver a sense of?
b. speed, position and registering movement
4
When in certain conditions where lower gears may cause wheel spin, it is advisable to use?
b. a higher gear
5
When you corner your vehicle it?
a. loses stability
6
Chapter 5 informs that the patch of a tyre in contact with the road surface is about the same area as?
b. about the size of a hand
7
To maintain steering control and stability on bends, you should?
c. keep your road speed constant round the bend by gently depressing the accelerator
8
Roadcraft gives guidance when reading double warning signs. Which of the following is correct?
a. the hazard shown on the top sign is the nearest hazard
9
At 70mph you travel?
b. 31 meters per second
10
Under the section ‘leaving the motorway’ what advice is given regarding the point at which you should indicate?
d. indicate at the 300 yard marker
11
When applying the system to a left or right hand turn, choose the appropriate point to accelerate safely and smoothly away from the hazard, paying attention to?
b. the nature of the road
12
Roadcraft gives advice on using hazard warning lights. Which of the following is correct?
d. do not use them when moving except on unrestricted multi-lane carriages and motorways
13
The four phases of the system of car control are?
a. position, speed, gear, acceleration
14
Under the heading ‘following position’, how many advantages are listed in Roadcraft with reference to keeping at a safe distance from the vehicle infront?
b. five
15
The overtaking position is generally closer than the following position and minimises the distance you have to travel to overtake. It also does what?
c. shows the driver infront that you wish to overtake
16
To keep a safe distance between you and the vehicle infront in fast roads, you should leave a gap of at least 2 seconds. In wet weather, Roadcraft suggests you should?
c. at least double this distance
17
When should you consider a signal?
d. whenever it could benefit other road users
18
One of the commonest causes of skidding is driving?
b. too fast for the circumstances
19
In some circumstances it may be helpful to overlap braking with gear changing. Which of the following is correct?
b. if you use this technique, it must be part of a planned approach
20
If you are dazzled at night by oncoming vehicles you should?
b. look towards the near side edge of the road
21
Breaking or accelerating when you go round a corner leaves?
d. less tyre grip for steering
22
You should always follow the safe stopping distance rule: you must always be able to?
d. stop safely on your own side of the road within the distance you can see to be clear
23
If you brake too hard, ABS prevents?
b. the wheels from locking up
24
You need to consider three things when positioning your vehicle from cornering. Which of the following is correct?
b. safety, view, stability
25
Electronic stability programmes (ESP) provided the driver with?
c. an active safety feature
26
When you cannot see clearly in bad weather conditions on fast moving roads and motorways you should reduce your speed and consider using headlights and fog lights. You must use them when visibility drops below level?
c. 100 metres
27
In chapter 3 - information, observations and anticipation; the purpose of the ‘driving plan’ is to put you in?
d. the correct position, at the correct speed, with the correct gear engaged at the correct time
28
Which of the following statements regarding importance of the information is true?
c. information is central to the system , it runs through and feeds into all phases
29
What does regret say about active safety devices ?
c. active safety devices activating mean you are losing control of the vehicle
30
Overall stopping distance is made up of?
a. thinking distance + braking distance
31
Which one of the following statements is correct? In emergency response, Roadcraft states inappropriate speed or misuse of exemptions is likely to?
a. result in negative public perceptions of response driving
32
When positioning you car, the ideal position depends on many things, what must you always consider?
b. safety before anything else and never sacrifice safety for any other advantage
33
Under the heading ‘decide what to do’ the driving plan takes into account various factors. Which of the following is not included?
d. which hazards pose no danger
34
Aquaplaning is where a wedge of water builds up between?
d. the front tyres and the road surface
35
Which of the following is true regarding tyre grip?
c. there is only limited the grip available so if these forces become to powerful they break the grip of the tyres on the road
36
Roadcraft advises you to look out for micro climates. Micro climates are?
b. areas where frost and wet patches form after they have dissapred elsewhere
37
Whilst incidents are graded in line with the national call handling standards, who is responsible for assessing the response required and whether the use of legal exemptions is justified?
d. the driver responding to the incident
38
What happens during deceleration?
b. the rear tyres lose grip, the front tyres gain grip
39
Reapplying the system to leave the roundabout. On leaving the roundabout you should?
c. use your rear side mirror, check your blind spot and signal left if it could benefit other road users
40
When passing stationary vehicles, Roadcraft advises to keep a certain distance from them, if the situation allows. Which of the following is correct?
d. leave at least an open door’s width
41
Braking moves the weight of the vehicle forward onto the front wheels. This affects?
c. the grip of the rear tyres; on a bend this reduces stability
42
What is reaction time?
b. decision time + response time
43
Under the heading “how does a skid happen?” Reference is made to forces acting on the vehicle. These forces are:
b. braking, accelerating and cornering
44
When your vehicle is awuaplaning, the safety solution is?
b. remove pressure from the accelerator
45
In relation to crown camber on a left hand bend ?
a. steering effect is increased
46
You can improve your view into nearside junctions by positing your vehicle where ?
c. towards the centre of the road
47
Thinking distance varies according to several factors. Which of the following is one of those factors?
b. your physical and mental condition
48
The correct sequence for the key principles of safe cornering are?
b. position, speed, gear, acceleration, safe stopping rule
49
In relation to following position; Roadcraft states that keeping your distance increases your safety because?
d. you can see when it is safe to move into the overtaking position
50
When is a moving vehicle at its most stable?
c. when weight is evenly distributed, its engine just pulling without increasing road speed and it is travelling in a straight line